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| Update to the first Slapstick Goodies event on Sat 27th January. |
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From the recent Slapstick Festival newsletter.
Update to The Goodies: Buster Keaton Classics & Rarities
In a slight change to this event, the brilliant Tim Brooke-Taylor will be joining virtually (onscreen) Bill Oddie and Graeme Garden (rather than in person). The celebrity trio will celebrate and illustrate their love of the comedy master Buster Keaton.
This will be a fantastic presentation of three of Buster's finest and funniest silent comedy shorts!
Not forgetting, there will also be live musical accompaniment from multi-instrumentalist Stephen Horne
Event listing
The Goodies present… Buster Keaton Classics & Rarities SAT 27 JAN 1330hrs Bristol Old Vic £15.00
Bill Oddie and Graeme Garden are joined by a virtual (onscreen) Tim Brooke-Taylor to celebrate and illustrate their love of comedy master Buster Keaton. Here, they share their mutual passion for “The Great Stone Face†by presenting three of Buster’s finest and funniest silent comedy shorts, including Buster’s mini masterpieces The Play House (1921), The Boat (1921) and The Electric House (1922), which will be screened along with rare archival clips and surprises from collectors & libraries around the world. With live musical accompaniment from multi-instrumentalist Stephen Horne.
Tickets https://www.slapstick.org.uk/slapstick-2018-events/
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| Special Q&A with Tim Brooke-Taylor! To celebrate the 200th Edition of the C&G |
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 What would you ask him?
To celebrate the upcoming 200th edition of the C&G in (January/Feb issue)

Our good old friend Mr TBT. Has agreed to answer questions from Goodies fans.

 So if you have a question for Tim. About The Goodies, ISIHAC or TBT’s own projects. Just send an e-mail to clarion@goodiesruleok.com (Or leave it in the GROK forum). 

And hopefully Tim can answer it and will also make the issue next month!
Keep them coming! Some have been answered already... 
Deadline for submitting question to Tim 20th January2018!
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| Clarion and Globe 199 December/Jan 2017/18 now out! |
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The new December/January issue of the Clarion and Globe has been sent out to all members on the C&G mailing list. If you have not received your copy please contact me on clarion@goodiesruleok.com.
And if you have not been receiving any of the new editions or previous ones at all. Please contact the Technical Officer on admin@goodiesruleok.com (As I don't have access to the main computer to sort the issues out. Thanks!)
If you would like to have the The Goodies Fan Club newsletter, arrive in your inbox. Send a blank e-mail to newsletter-subscribe@goodiesruleok.com and respond to the reply. After that you will be on the mailing list.
You can also find a copy of the latest C&G in Articles and Guides, to your left.
Edit: If members have changed their e-mail addresses since the last issue of Clarion & Globe in November 2012. You need to re-subscribe to the mailing list. Just follow the same above instruction on how to do this. Thanks. 
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| THE GOODIES AT SLAPSTICK FESTIVAL 2018! |
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All three Goodies are to return to Bristol for the annual Slapstick Festival in January 2018.
The Slapstick Festival runs from 25th to 28th January. With 23 exciting events packed into four days across four venues.
There are two super Goodies events in which the chaps will be taking part.
The first one…
‘Buster Keaton Classics & Rarities
 with The Goodies
SAT 27 JAN 1330hrs Bristol Old Vic £15.00
Tim Brooke-Taylor, Bill Oddie & Graeme Garden, the much-loved comedy team behind The Goodies TV series (1969-1982), are all huge admirers of Buster Keaton. Here, they celebrate their mutual passion for “The Great Stone Face†by presenting three of Buster’s finest and funniest silent comedy shorts, including Buster’s mini masterpieces The Play House (1921), The Boat (1921) and The Electric House (1922), which will be screened along with rare archival clips and surprises from collectors & libraries around the world.
With live accompaniment from muliti-instrumentalist Stephen Horne.’
Booking links
The Bristol Old Vic http://www.bristololdvic.org.uk/eventdetails?webEventId=slapstickthegoodies&spektrix_bounce=true
And second…
‘The Goodies: The Musical Phenomenon
with Bill Oddie SUN 28 JAN 0930hrs Watershed £8.00/£6.00  The much-loved television comedy series The Goodies drew tens of millions of fans each week in 1974-75. An exceptional feature of the show, however, was Bill Oddie’s series of extraordinary musical compositions, which exploded into the mainstream pop charts, while songs such as ‘The Inbetweeners ‘and ‘Funky Gibbon’ became top selling chart hits.  Tim, Bill and Graeme found themselves appearing on Top of The Pops alongside the top musical acts of the time. Bill Oddie in conversation with author and comedy historian Robert Ross talks candidly about his work writing songs for the long running TV series, their chart successes, and what it was like being bona fide pop star in the 70s.’
Booking links
Watershed https://uk.patronbase.com/_Watershed/Seats/NumSeats?prod_id=127A&perf_id=1§ion_id=M&action=&seat_type_id=STAN
Slapstick’s Event Page
(There are also a couple of really good photos of the guys on the Watershed and Slapstick event pages.)
For Clue/Comedy/Barry Cryer fans…
‘Why I Love…..The Two Ronnies
with Barry Cryer SAT 27 JAN 1115hrs Bristol Old Vic £15.00
‘And in a packed programme...' national comedy treasure Barry Cryer discusses his working relationship and friendship with legendary comic actors Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett. Illustrated with classic clips and hosted by writer and comedy historian Robert Ross, this is a rare chance to rediscover the joyous comedy of one of our best-loved comedy double acts with someone who both wrote for them and knew them well.’
Booking links
Bristol Old Vic http://www.bristololdvic.org.uk/eventdetails?webEventId=slapsticktworonnies
For a fuller look at the entire Slapstick Festival programme. Head over to https://www.slapstick.org.uk/slapstick-2018-events/
It is worth noting that if you are planning to attend all events at the festival. You can obtain a Slapstick Pass.
There are two options for the 2018 Slapstick Festival.
1. ‘The Silent Comedy Pass will grant holders access to all 12 silent comedy events at Watershed and Arnolfini and at only £72.00 is great value for money.’
2. ‘The Slapstick Full Pass, on the other hand, includes tickets to all events held at Watershed and Arnolfini PLUS all remaining tickets from the Friday night gala at Colston Hall to the final event on Sunday evening at Bristol Old Vic (23 events) and is also a bargain at just £220.00.’
You can purchase your pass through Colston Hall’s website. (Just scroll down to the right bit!)
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| New Clarion and Globe November/December 2017 now out! |
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The new November/December issue of the Clarion and Globe has been sent out to all members on the C&G mailing list. If you have not received your copy please contact me on clarion@goodiesruleok.com.
And if you have not been receiving any of the new editions or previous ones at all. Please contact the Technical Officer on admin@goodiesruleok.com (As I don't have access to the main computer to sort the issues out. Thanks!)
If you would like to have the The Goodies Fan Club newsletter, arrive in your inbox. Send a blank e-mail to newsletter-subscribe@goodiesruleok.com and respond to the reply. After that you will be on the mailing list.
You can also find a copy of the latest C&G in Articles and Guides, to your left.
Edit: If members have changed their e-mail addresses since the last issue of Clarion & Globe in November 2012. You need to re-subscribe to the mailing list. Just follow the same above instruction on how to do this. Thanks. 
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| Tim will host Windor hospice's fundraising Christmas concert |
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This article appears at http://www.windsorobserver.co.uk/news/15655743.Windsor_school_choirs_join_Tim_Brooke_Taylor_for_Christmas_fundraising/ :
11th November 'Goodie' Tim is back to host hospice's Christmas concert
All round 'goodie' Tim Brooke-Taylor will host this year's fund raising Christmas concert for Windsor's hospice.
He will be introducing performances by the Royal Harmonics and Windsor Boys and Girls Schools, while the Thames Hospice's own choir will feature staff and volunteers from the charity in Hatch Lane.
Alison Evans, Thames Hospice’s head of community and events fundraising, said: “We’re hoping for another sell-out night, so we can raise lots of funds to support our services – which are open 24/7 and caring for local people on Christmas Day, as any other day of the year. Please join us, and we promise you, your friends and family, will have fun and enjoy the magic of the festive season.â€
The event takes place at the Wellington College at Duke's Ride, Crowthorne.
Alongside the music, will be readings from guests including the Mayor of Bracknell Councillor Tina McKenzie-Boyle, Thames Hospice ambassador Kate Atkinson, plus the charity’s medical director Doctor Cecily Wright. Tickets include mince pies and mulled wine, which will be served from 6.30pm.
This event raises funds through ticket sales and a retiring collection on the night. For more details, or to book, visit www.thameshospice.org.uk/wellington or call 01753 842121. Tickets are £15.
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